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- Stockholm Marathon
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- Vacation in Thailand
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- A swimming turtle
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- Olle and Vanessa
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- The Battle box
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- Raffles hotel
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- Orchard road at day
- Sunset 2
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- Orange groove road
- Orchard street at day
- Orchard street at night 2
- Orchard street at night
- View from hotel balcony 3
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- View from hotel balcony

Karlskrona    June 27

Karlskrona is a beautiful town in the south of Sweden. It's most known for the fact that it throughout history has been an important town for Swedish naval defense as the lock of the baltic sea. Still today it hosts a big part of our fleet and training of the Swedish navy. The town is also known for the fact that in 1981 a Sovjet submarine called U137 by mistake ran aground outside the city.

The reason why a Sovjet submarine were so far inside Swedish waters is still not official I think. The Sovjet captain was blamed for navigational mistakes. He should of course not have been that close to Sweden said the Sovjet officials. But given today's technology it's not possible to navigate that badly so the submarine was clearly there because they ordered it to be there. Embarrassingly though it ran aground.

Ericsson also has an office in this town. Surprise, surprise! :-)

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